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A historic market will return next week with an entirely new set of traders in, what is claimed, to be a win-win outcome.
A historic beachside property with outstanding coastal views has gone up for sale and could be turned into an Airbnb or cafe, say estate agents.
It was a unique spectacle for Kent when the Tour De France first raced around the county in 1994, as our amazing archive pictures show.
A family of swans almost got themselves into trouble after wandering onto a busy dual carriageway before being caught by police.
A cruel dog owner hacked out their pet’s microchip before dumping the wounded animal to wander the streets.
He was just 15 when he started sweeping platforms but now one of Kent’s longest-serving railwaymen has retired after a remarkable 58 years.
The sudden disappearance of a vicar in 1999 - leaving his wife and two little boys distraught - sent shockwaves through the community.
One of Kent’s busiest high streets has suffered a major blow as the company behind a £30 million redevelopment has been put into receivership.
A pair of long-admired mystical statues submerged in a Kent river have been found to be damaged beyond repair.
A restaurant boss is celebrating the launch of his latest seafront venue - and believes it could attract Londoners to the Kent coast.
Dog walkers have been wrongly accused of flouting new seafront restrictions after a blunder by council wardens saw them threatened with fines.
A green-fingered couple has ‘saved’ one of Kent’s last remaining market gardens and realised their dream of owning a fruit and vegetable business.
An extraordinary milestone has been celebrated at a Kent nursing home where four residents have chalked up a combined 401 years.
Police and paramedics descended on a village last night after reports of a man on the rampage assaulting people.
A retired university lecturer says he was forced to dump his garden waste after the council repeatedly failed to empty his green bin.
The peace and beauty of an iconic river are being ruined by yobs hurling bottles at pleasure tour boats and targeting wildlife with catapults.
A cathedral’s lengthy restoration project has brought to life an artistic feature not seen in its full glory for four centuries.
The death of the former owner of a much-loved seaside Italian ice cream parlour has sparked a flood of affectionate tributes from family and friends.
Those who witnessed the aftermath of a devastating gas explosion say the memories of that fateful morning still vividly remain 20 years on.
A pop legend who taught art in Kent before finding musical fame has been commemorated with a blue plaque where the school was based.
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